From a self-driving bus to a pocket HIV test, here are this year's Beazley Award winners

By WONG LI ZA

Design
Monday, 16 Dec 2019
12:00 PM MYT

Gallery: 2019 Beazley Award winners

The Maya Somaiya Library in Mumbai, India, has all-brick rooms and walls, and its roof was transformed into a sloping landscape for children to walk and play on. Photos: Edmund Sumner/Design Museum

The signage at Amorepacific's new Seoul headquarters combines letterforms, numerals and pictograms that refer to the four principal geographical features outside. — Design Museum

The shape of the Maya Somaiya Library is defined by a complex series of arches and double curvatures that combine Catalan vaulting techniques with high-tech digital form-finding software.

MySleeve is a silicone add-on to make crutches more comfortable.

The library uses a creative engineering system that pays homage to the Uruguayan engineer Eladio Dieste.

The new Seoul headquarters of Amorepacific, a beauty and cosmetics company, whose architectural branding, environmental graphics and signage were done by design firm Pentagram and David Chipperfield Architects.

The infographic and research project called "Anatomy of an AI System", which won the Beazley Design of the Year 2019 award. Photos: Design Museum

Catch is a user-friendly, self-testing device for HIV.

Adidas Originals is a collection of streetwear inspired by designer Choi Ji-won’s Korean roots.

Gacha is a ‘self-driving’ bus that functions under all weather conditions and will serve regions with declining populations and older citizens who can no longer safely drive.

Tags / Keywords: Design Museum London , Beazley Designs of the Year award 2019 , Maya Somaiya library , Adidas , HIV , Amorepacific , artificial intelligence , Muji

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HSI-CWCT	0.065	0.085	0.055	0.080	0.015	23.08	217,083
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From a self-driving bus to a pocket HIV test, here are this year's Beazley Award winners

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Gallery: 2019 Beazley Award winners

The Maya Somaiya Library in Mumbai, India, has all-brick rooms and walls, and its roof was transformed into a sloping landscape for children to walk and play on. Photos: Edmund Sumner/Design Museum

The signage at Amorepacific's new Seoul headquarters combines letterforms, numerals and pictograms that refer to the four principal geographical features outside. — Design Museum

The shape of the Maya Somaiya Library is defined by a complex series of arches and double curvatures that combine Catalan vaulting techniques with high-tech digital form-finding software.

MySleeve is a silicone add-on to make crutches more comfortable.

The library uses a creative engineering system that pays homage to the Uruguayan engineer Eladio Dieste.

The new Seoul headquarters of Amorepacific, a beauty and cosmetics company, whose architectural branding, environmental graphics and signage were done by design firm Pentagram and David Chipperfield Architects.

The infographic and research project called "Anatomy of an AI System", which won the Beazley Design of the Year 2019 award. Photos: Design Museum

Catch is a user-friendly, self-testing device for HIV.

Adidas Originals is a collection of streetwear inspired by designer Choi Ji-won’s Korean roots.

Gacha is a ‘self-driving’ bus that functions under all weather conditions and will serve regions with declining populations and older citizens who can no longer safely drive.

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The Maya Somaiya Library in Mumbai, India, has all-brick rooms and walls, and its roof was transformed into a sloping landscape for children to walk and play on. Photos: Edmund Sumner/Design Museum

The signage at Amorepacific's new Seoul headquarters combines letterforms, numerals and pictograms that refer to the four principal geographical features outside. — Design Museum

The shape of the Maya Somaiya Library is defined by a complex series of arches and double curvatures that combine Catalan vaulting techniques with high-tech digital form-finding software.

MySleeve is a silicone add-on to make crutches more comfortable.

The library uses a creative engineering system that pays homage to the Uruguayan engineer Eladio Dieste.

The new Seoul headquarters of Amorepacific, a beauty and cosmetics company, whose architectural branding, environmental graphics and signage were done by design firm Pentagram and David Chipperfield Architects.

The infographic and research project called "Anatomy of an AI System", which won the Beazley Design of the Year 2019 award. Photos: Design Museum

Catch is a user-friendly, self-testing device for HIV.

Adidas Originals is a collection of streetwear inspired by designer Choi Ji-won’s Korean roots.

Gacha is a ‘self-driving’ bus that functions under all weather conditions and will serve regions with declining populations and older citizens who can no longer safely drive.

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